Can I port an existing cell phone number to this prepaid phone
23083
No you can't it says it can be used but no so don't buy it. Don't use a phone that says it is prepaid or no contract phones because it means the same thing look for another Verizon Phone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
103720
It depends, if you are currently under contract with AT&T; then no. If you are currently month to month or prepaid then yes. I was month to month on Verizon (my 2 year contract was up) and ported my number over. Make sure you activate the sim card using your number, do not activate with a Tmobile number then try to port.
1896972
My phone was a "post paid" that I put on my existing plan as a replacement one after getting it washed. I believe that they may be available as a prepaid version, but I was only looking for one to use on my existing plan and the description was fairly clear on that. It may also be possible to "convert" one, I am not sure, but I had good luck with talking with the Verizon people on some of these things as they understood that in my case buying a phone from someone else would be the better way for me to go in my situation. (they even suggested that I consider a used phone)
1645454
Keep your present service. Once Ooma notifies you that your number is now ported, you then cancel your existing phone service. Some recommend defaulting to using your mobile phone but I just kept my old service until number was ported. It worked out just fine. Hope this helps .
159026
It was for my girlfriend and she has a plan Im not sure if it can be used as a prepaid phone
1971251
Yes, as long as you do not cancel your service for the # you want to port. Once you cancel the service the phone co gets the number. I kept my number and tested Ooma with one of their numbers. When I decided Ooma was great, I let Ooma do the porting of my old number for me. They ported my old number and cancelled my service with my old phone co. All I had to do was let Ooma know. It was easy. BUT REMEMBER - you must have an active phone service number to port.
680176
You can keep any telephone number you have but you need to port it to a service provider. If you need more info email me directly.Paul
2154564
I would think so; porting your number should be an option. You can check with AT&T; rep to make sure, but I believe all phone carriers are required by law to support number portability.
984487
Yes but there is a one-time $40 fee to port it .... http://ooma.com/app/support/can-i-keep-my-phone-number-if-i-want-get-rid-my-landline.
192324
Call T Mobile. I use this phone on my existing plan, not as a prepaid plan. The important thing is that the phone is a T Mobile phone. It is very flexible. You should be able to get the plan you want if T Mobile has that plan.
2154563
Check on AT &T;'s site to see if you can port your number. There is a field where you type in your number and get an immediate answer. You can check before you purchase the phone. I was able to port mine with no trouble at all. You do need to activate the new phone before porting the number, so don't get rid of your current carrier before porting.
144152
Yes you can, in fact! All you have to do is call TracFone and follow the step-by-step instructions provided over the phone and everything should be fine with keeping the existing phone number.
238360
This phone was used as a spare so I did not look into using "my old number," but I think it is transferable. I would direct the question directly to BoostMobile. Here the link to http://www.boostmobile.com/search/?q=transfer%20number#search
794615
Yes you can... Just be sure not to cancel your current provider... Likewise Phone Power needs to be able to port your number from your current provider. Once ported, cancellation is automatic... Hope you find this information useful.
701079
If you go to the main "cell phones and service" page and scroll down a little bit, on the left hand side there is a link to "keep your number." It tells you what you have to do for each service provider to port your number
1131151
Yes! You just take it to your cell phone carrier and have them change it over. Make sure the phone you purchase has the same carrier as you use or it won't work. Enjoy!
2090936
You can have your current number ported over or you can get a new number from H2O